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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
This question is a deflection and I suspect is intentionally disingenuous since it literally ignores the main point of the parent's comment.
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
That seems like a contextual problem, not a Lua problem. If you're in Love and/or control the environment you're free to bring in whatever libraries you want. Or to build your wrapper to support multiple files from the user.
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
I don't see how you can say Bluesky/ATProto is essentially a Twitter clone and turn around and just assume that Mastondon/ActivityPub is not essentailly just a Twitter clone.
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
I don't think the GPs point is about personal safety of workers, but rather critical safety systems that rely on one person with no backups. Like an ATC tower for a busy airport staffed by a single person on an overnight shift. A paint
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
Makes me want to name a project or company Sauron in response.
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
But like can you provide an actual example of an application? > But people just want to compare it to building a cli tool in go or rust. This seems like the key. HN is definitely biased towards simpler, smaller tools. (And that's no
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
Can you provide any examples or evidence of Java apps that prove this? Because in my experience as of 2026, Java programs are consistently among the most painful or unpleasant to interact with.
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
This seems like the key. You don’t suddenly owe taxes you maybe can’t afford when inheriting the family house. You can afford those taxes when selling it for a massive profit so you should owe then. Likewise for realizing gains by taking a
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
Thanks for sharing your insights! It seems like this workflow suffers the same problem as Alexa and Amazon dash buttons: consumers don't typically want the computer to just go buy things for them with no oversight. At least I don'
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by pythonaut_16 6mo ago
Seems like a bug. I had it happen (ads were playing and UI showed the premium upgrade nudges), then my Spotify refreshed and it went away again. Annoying that it happened. Annoying that Reddit mods are aggressively removing the discussion.
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by pythonaut_16 7mo ago
Not realistic but a remote work Uber driver is kinda an interesting (if dystopian) concept.
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by pythonaut_16 7mo ago
Initially named Revolt then renamed to Stoat due to a cease-and-desist. Both awful names. (Granted Discord is not a great name either). In their docs and website you'll still find a mix of the new and old names. The project is ~4 years
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by pythonaut_16 7mo ago
Wastes of time like this are exactly why Stoat/Revolt is unlikely to ever be a serious Discord alternative
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by pythonaut_16 7mo ago
Oh don't get me wrong, the solution is lacking and is probably a worse outcome than just remembering. But suggesting "Why not just try remembering lol" isn't really a valid criticism of the process. What you said here is
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by pythonaut_16 7mo ago
GP might be hyperbolic but come on. Common internet tropes include both "look at this forgotten jar that's been in the back of my fridge since 1987" and "doesn't it suck how much food we waste in the modern world?&q
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by pythonaut_16 8mo ago
I can't help but laugh at the irony of posting this in an ATProto thread. That's essentially exactly what they're trying to solve for although focused on the Twitter use case rather than Discord. And also one of the key advan
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by pythonaut_16 8mo ago
Great, so what's the alternative? What's the "properly engineered" protocol?
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by pythonaut_16 8mo ago
I don't understand how you can seriously pose Discord as an alternative in this conversation as it's entirely centralized and full of all sorts of toxic behavior and failure modes. Like at least suggest old school forums, IRC, or
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by pythonaut_16 8mo ago
Looks exciting! Does it have proper support for opening an external editor (via $EDITOR like nano, vim, etc?)? I ran into issues with that in Ink and had to switch over to Bubbletea, but I'd love to use Ruby instead of Go
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by pythonaut_16 8mo ago
Are there honestly examples of maintainers being shamed for that?
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by pythonaut_16 10mo ago
Steamdeck has the dual stage triggers right? (Though maybe just in software?) I'd be shocked if the new controller is less capable than that.
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by pythonaut_16 11mo ago
Is it really $400 per host? Why would one pick a TinyPilot over NanoKVM or JetKVM?
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by pythonaut_16 11mo ago
Operates at a hardware level, separate from the target machine rather than software in the OS. With RDP/VNC what do you do if the machine fails to boot? Or RDP stops working for some reason and you can't SSH in? Or for installing
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by pythonaut_16 11mo ago
Fair points. I'm also generally happy with Git myself. I've been exploring JJ mainly for its slightly different approach to change tracking (~every change gets tracked, at least initially, rather than just commits). Stacked PRs al
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by pythonaut_16 11mo ago
I don't see how Docker makes that worse. Before Docker you had things like Heroku and Amazon Elastic Beanstalk with a much greater degree of lock in than Docker. ECS and its analogues on the other cloud providers have very little lock
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by pythonaut_16 11mo ago
This is actually one of the huge tradeoffs and pitfalls of LiveView. Its websocket model is all or nothing. For example I have a small side project using LiveView where users would typically pull their phone out, quickly record data, then p
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by pythonaut_16 11mo ago
Does Tangled offer any solutions or suggestions for backing up data stored on the Knots?
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by pythonaut_16 1y ago
From what I've seen merino tends to be more delicate than synthetics, but much more odor resistant. Merino is the only fabric I've found that can handle multiple sweaty days or even workouts without a hint of smell.
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by pythonaut_16 1y ago
Technically it does make you irrelevant to statistics about child rearing outcomes.
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by pythonaut_16 1y ago
Curious to hear why you think tiling window managers aren't practical. Hyprland is like half the point of Omarchy (the other half being Arch)

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